Young Danish Tumbler Show Twello 14 september 2002
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Number of animals: 136 Danish Tumblers (year 2002) Judges: Ulrich Lahme (Germany), Deddie Pot en Henk Kromkamp (Netherlands)
Best 6 animals: 1. Red self. Owner: W.B. Halsema (NL) 96 points 2. Red magpie. Owner W.B. halsema (NL) 96 points 3. White self. Owner: H. Kromkamp (NL) 96 points 4. Black self. Owner: H.F. Binnema (NL) 96 points 5. Red magpie. Owner: K. Hackmann (Ger) 96 points 6. Black whitepen whitetail. Owner: M.A. van Heeringen (NL) 96 points
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Best Danish Tumbler of the show: Red self of owner W.B. Halsema with 96 points. Very strong cock with strong beak and very good filled forehead. Good length of neck and legs and a nice short tail. It shows at this moment a little to much neck in the front. |
| Black self of owner: E. Stietzel (Germany), very strong headform and beak, good length of the neck, but to long in the tail. 95 points |
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Very nice whitepen whitetail of M.A. van Heeringen (NL). Very nice figure and upright position, nice thin neck and a good headform. Eye colour not ready yet (not white yet). Very good design of this very difficult variety. 96 points |
| Good figure and position of this difficult breed: grey stipper of H. Falke (Germany). Good headform for this variety and the spots are very well spread over the body. 95 points. |
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Some of the members of the Dutch Danish Tumblers Club and the German Danish Tumblers Club. A very good understanding of two countries with a common hobby |
| Some of the pigeons in the small but cosy building beside the windmill in Twello. At the top some black selfs underneath red and blue magpies. |
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Left German judge Ulrich Lahme with Theo Suntken also from Germany. Herr Lahme is the "Zuchtwart" of the Danish Tumblers Club in Germany |
| Young and beginning judge Henk Kromkamp. It was his very first judgement of his favourite breed and he did his job very satisfactory. |
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Judge Deddie Pot had to judge the magpies in black and red. He had a tough job to get the best magpie. |
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Chairman Martin van Heeringen in his role as lecturer to the members, speaking in dutch and german almost at the same time. |
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